Aces and Atrocities of New York Stage and Camp Talk
A tangled set of gossip and clipped quotes describes Kyser’s army camp audiences begging for personal greetings from his wife and helpers. Doris and Dudley, with press blurbs, are cited amid praise and scorn for their film and stage reputations, including references to a scandalous kiss scene and a desert rest visit by Benito Collado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
New York
Aire
Dori
Doris
Curithy
Duane
Von
Atmosphere of War Felt in Series Opener
The World Series opener between the New York Yankees and the St Louis Cardinals drew 35,000 fans who paid 150000 to watch a game felt more like a war mobilization. Army bombers circled above as broadcasts thanked American forces, while players faced a sobering rush toward military service with reports of Henrich and Slaughter already enlisting and others expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kahan
St. Louis
New York Yankees
St Louis Cardinals
BBC British Broadcasting Corporation
Bitish Iles
Navy
Seven Seas
Bulletin Board ‘Gazette
Guadalcanal
Yankees
Cardinals
Momber
J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Yan Lee
Tommy Henrich
Enos Slaughter
Lin
Senate considers routine bills in morning session
Today in Congress reports Senate routine bills at 11 a.m. CWT with naval affairs committee reviewing Navy-approved measures at 9:30, small business panel hearing Elmer Davis at 9:30, and House routine session at 11. Provisions on disabled veterans and national policy are noted. yesterday’s action includes an anti inflation bill passage.
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Associated Press
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Small
Elmer Davis
House
Sesson
Paul McNutt
Germans Boast of Big Allied Shipping Toll
The high command said German submarines and bombers sank 18 British and American merchant ships totaling 1,011,700 tons in September and damaged 22 more. They claimed six destroyers, two auxiliary cutters, and three motor torpedo boats sunk, plus other vessel losses, while no British or American loss figures are announced.
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High Command
Cuters
Cuiser
Stroyers
Victoy
Remembering Martin XIX Ends in a Hospital Tragedy
Dr. Martin Corby lies dead after a car collision, as Candace and Peter face shock and guilt. Faith Hart and the hospital drama unfold with Candace torn between duty and heartbreak, while Peter grapples with responsibility and a plan for private duty.
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Candace
Faith Hartshorne
Dr. Corby
Hitler Eyes One Final German Push On Stalingrad and Grozny
London observers interpret Hitler’s Berlin speech as signaling one last all out attempt to seize Stalingrad and the Grozny oil fields before winter. They note possible troop withdrawals from inactive eastern zones to reinforce Rommel and forces in Norway France and Italy. Observers also see a shift to a defensive winter posture with possible redeployments to Germany.
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Wes Gallagher
London
Germany
Adolf Hiler
Stalingad
Grozny
Hitler
Mashal Rommel
Africa
Maly
France
Norway
Berlin
Porlspalast
Theastern Font
Stalingrad
Italy
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Stalngrad
Volga
Hiller
Grozhy
Caucasus
Capian Sea
Wife Mistaken for Robber Shot in Hot Springs Home
At about 3 30 this morning BW Kirby woke to a noise in his Hot Springs home and fired a small calibre rifle at an intruder. His wife Mrs Grave Riley, 26, was not seriously harmed as a buckshot bullet struck her shoulder while she arose to light a fire.
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Candace
Patterson
Candice
Martin
Peter
Hot Springs
Kirby
Emeonge
Grave Riley
Four Thousand Japs to Move to Arkansas Relocation Center
Four thousand Japanese from the Stockton California assembly center will be transferred to Rohwer relocation center in Arkansas during the first three weeks of October. Movement begins October 3 in groups of 500, continuing the ongoing California to Mississippi River delta relocation program begun September 20 with 4,500 moving from Santa Anita. Rohwer, 15 miles northwest of Arkansas City, sits on 10 000 acres and will house up to 16 000 people as an agricultural center, with an advance group of 220 already at the site preparing facilities.
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San Francisco
Stackton
Calif
Arkansas
California
Rohwer Relocation Center
Stockton
Karl R. Bendetsen
Civil Control Administration
Santa Anita
Los Angeles County
Mississippi River Delta
Arkansas City
McConnell Sentenced for Theater Robbery
Frank McConnell, 45, received a one year prison term after pleading guilty in criminal court to robbery and assault with intent to commit robbery at the Wheatley Strand Theater in Hot Springs last spring. He allegedly held up the theater box office receipts, resisted Wheatley, and fought with him before a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McConnel
McConnell
Eneuil
McConnad
Texaviune
de Can
Second U S Soldier Killed in Ireland Reported
Belfast dispatch says a second American soldier died in an Irish street disorder last night during clashes involving U S military police and soldiers. Several shots were fired. the victim died from a knife wound. One other soldier was seriously wounded.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
United States Army
H Walters
U.S
U. S
Cards Even Series Play Winning 4-3
The St. Louis Cardinals evened the World Series by defeating the New York Yankees 4 3 at Sportsman's Park in St. Louis. Jane Yinks opened the game in a dramatic clash as Pilcher faced the Yankees in a vital series game promising another near capacity crowd.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Jane Yinks
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Pilcher
Caria
Proposed Constitutional Amendment for County Hospital Tax
A 1942 Arkansas notice outlines a proposed constitutional amendment enabling counties with public hospitals to levy a real and personal property tax up to one mill. It details petition requirements, ballot wording, election certification, and enforcement rules, including tax adjustments and allocation of proceeds to qualifying hospitals. The measure becomes part of the constitution if approved by voters at the next general election.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
House OF Representatives
Senate
State OF Arkansas
Electors OF the
STAR
State OF
Arkansas
al Benevolent Association
County Board of Election Commissioners
G. Hall
Stan
U S Soldier Needs to Be Handy Man
Editor notes how World War I servicemembers gain unprecedented benefits and protections. Congress has expanded pay, bonuses, dependents’ aid, and economic security, including base pay, overseas allowances, and special bonuses for paratroopers and flyers. The Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act of 1980 broadens protections on income, taxes, and court actions, easing military family burdens while in service and after discharge.
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U. S
Jacklonelt
Washington
Jack Stinnett Wahington
Dawny Couth
Congress
Service
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Nels Faces Yankees in Second Game of 1942 Classic
Nels, already down after one game, prepares for the second contest against the Yankees in the 1942 classic. Game time is scheduled for 1 30 pm.
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Nels
Yanks
Military life insurance options and terms explained
A wartime notice discusses debt relief for servicemen and optional insurance from $1,000 to $10,000 with multiples of $500. Policies may be converted after a year to 20-year, 40-pay, or ordinary life, and coverage is not compulsory. Tomorrow’s item previews family topics.
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Congress
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Kay
Manhattan
Benito Collado
el Chico
Pania
Desert
Sani
Tucson
Arizona
Greenwich Village
Tan
Hope
Briants Drug Store
Rescent Drug Store
John P, Cox Drug Store
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Ward & Son
Martin Corby
Pete
Faith
Tell
Elateh
Hartshorne
NEA Service, Inc
and City Bakery
Ireland
Harry W. Shiver
Mrs
Ralph. Rouson
Plina Studios
N. Pine
Kruger
Kroger's Country Club
Tal
Jumbortery Stale
Potaiges
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